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2005 -------
In any case you will have a color, i.e. a RGD value from 0\0\0 up to 255\255\255
In the case of a gradient you have color Color1 with CR1\CG1\CD1 and Color2 with
CR2\CG2\CD2
suggestion for a solution of the point:
the start-color (color1 set to 50%) and (color2 set to 50%) should give the same
color,
i.e. this color50% could be like (CR1+CR2)*0,5 \ (CG1+CG2)*0,5 \ (CD1+CD2)*0,5
the start-color (color1 set to C1%) should give
(CR1*C1%+CR2*(1-C1%)) \ (CG1*C1%+CG2*(1-C1%)) \ (CD1*C1%+CD2*(1-C1%))
I don't know whether this fits to the regulation of colors until now, but it
would be a formal way to solve the problem
Another solution that the percentage refers to transparency of the related color
and the other color comes up similar as background
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